I was very tired last night.  I slept well but the odd squeaking sound of the bed woke me up a few times.  

Breakfast was include so I took advantage of that and had some coffee, toast and a croissant.  

I made my way through the city of Naples and noticed several things.  The first thing is how much liter is on the ground and secondly that no one seems t work here.  There were so many people out and about.

I saw Castello Nuovo and Castello Vecchio (on the hill).   I took several photos.   

I saw several churches but noticed they exteriors were not so extravagant as in other cities. They were very dull and plain in comparison.

I came across a shopping area that was identical to the one in Milan. I think it was called Gallerie D'Umberto.  

I realized after the fact that it was an national holiday.  April 25.  It's Italy's independence day. No wonder there were sooo many people about and shops closed.  I don't know if the streets were so dirty because of that too but I doubt it.  

I returned to my room and had an afternoon nap. I think I was still feeling the repercussions of my travel day.   

I needed to get something to eat so I had a focaccia sandwich.  So many places were closed.

I took another stroll at night and treated myself to a sfogliatello.  It's puff pastry filled with a ricotta cheese and cream filling. Oh my.  Delicious.   I'll have to make some when I get home mmmmm!!

I found the castle I took pictures of earlier and it looked even better at night.  What do you think?

It's an early night for me.  I'm exhausted.   I have another travel day tomorrow.   Last big place, Calabria!!

Q30

What is the name of the other traditional Naples dessert?